Once upon a time, there was a kind and patient teacher named Ms. Smith. She had a class of eager pupils who loved to learn new things. They went to a big and beautiful school, where they had many fun and exciting classes.

One day, Ms. Smith introduced a new book to the class. It was filled with colorful pictures and interesting facts. The pupils were so excited to read it and learn more about the world.

Ms. Smith also taught the class how to use a computer and a keyboard. They practiced typing and using different programs. The pupils loved learning how to use technology to create and share their work.

But Ms. Smith didn't forget about the old-fashioned ways of learning. She also taught the class how to write with a pen and take notes by hand. The pupils enjoyed the feeling of a pen in their hand and the satisfaction of seeing their neat handwriting on the page.

Thanks to Ms. Smith's lessons, the pupils were able to learn and use many different tools for learning. They were excited to see what other new things they would learn in their class.

The end.

Reflections

1. What are some of the different tools that the class learned to use in the story?
2. Why do you think it's important for the class to learn both old-fashioned and new ways of learning?
3. How do you think the pupils felt about Ms. Smith as a teacher? Why?